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Kent is to get a new pier, as a seaside town undergoes a major makeover.
Thousands visit Hythe as the town's annual festival got underway this weekend as businesses go head to head for best dressed window display crown
A bizarre deep-fried doughnut bacon cheeseburger with more than 1,500 calories has arrived at a Kent cafe.
A new memorial arch to mark the centenary of the First World War has been completed before a visit by Prince Harry.
A man has been arrested in Kent just hours after a substance was officially made a class C drug.
A Kent MP has today called on support for phone hacking victims after Kent based former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was found guilty
A man critically injured when he was knocked down by a car is a cafe owner who was serving customers outside, his son has confirmed.
Concerns raised over huge bamboo scaffolding erected for an arts festival have been rebuffed by organisers.
A car daubed in pink and gold stripes - and laden with England flags - is a contender for Kent's most over-the-top to mark the World Cup.
A landmark hotel was evacuated when a fire broke out in the basement.
Folkestone's only cinema will remain open after a deal was struck to upgrade the facilities
A man has been found guilty of racially abusing a member of staff at the Grand Burstin Hotel
Armed police were called out to a residential area after reports of men with firearms
A man was taken to hospital after an alleged assault in Folkestone
Passengers using the Channel Tunnel are experiencing delays tonight... after a train got stuck en route to France
A man has been charged with sexually assaulting a young boy after police were involved in 16 hours of negotiations in a rooftop stand-off.
A jolly reveller who led a silent group of train passengers into a riotous sing-along has explained why he livened up the late-night carriage.
Story of a Kent town's spy network during the First World War will be featured in a new BBC documentary tonight
The first charter airliner touches down at Lydd days after the airport won its High Court battle to expand
The Princess Royal said it was an "honour and a privilege" to name the new Dungeness lifeboat.
